DJ P- What's for Dessert?

The first time I heard of this guy was in 1999. It was at the Palace of Fine Arts in San Francisco (last minute venue change if my memory serves correctly). Looking at the lineup of contestants, I was familiar with just about every one of them. Except for the DJ representing Tulsa, OK by the name of DJ P. I think the rest is history. DJ P made a name for himself this day. I remember watching Craze, A-Trak and the rest of the Allies literally get on their seats during P's set. By far, the most Original 6 minute set I've witnessed live.

To this mix...

This is P's first attempt at the "mind-numbing" top 40 BS we hear (heard) all day every day. Recorded in 2000 (pre-serato), P shows off his unique style on this mix. You have heard all the tracks put on this mix.

DJ P- WHAT'S FOR DESSERT? First 42 minutes

Future Flavas show 4-8-2001

Another Future Flavas show hosted by Marley Marl and Pete Rock. This show, recorded on April, 8, 2001 proved why Hot 97 was the spot for Sunday nights. Pete Rock goes in with the doubles, scratching and exclusives--Krs One, Common, Bumpy Knuckles, Hi-Tek, etc.

Future Flavas show on 4-8-2001

Vinyl rips 2-10-2010

tracks in this zip...

Ms. Jade- big head

Ms. Jade- big head instrumental

Loose Ends- Hangin' on a string

Loose Ends- a little spice

Juelz Santana- dipset (santana's town)

Jay-Z & R. Kelly- the return

Jay-Z & R. Kelly- big chips

Jadakiss feat. Nate Dogg- the champ is here

George McCrae- you got my heart

George McCrae- Make it right

Freddie Jackson- I wanna say I love you

Fat Joe- part deux

Fat Joe- envy

Fat Joe feat. Krs one- Bronx tale

Cam'ron and Mase- horse and carriage

Born Jamericans- yardcore remix

Big L- on the mic

Big L- flamboyant

A tribe called quest- phony rappers

Vinyl Rips 2-10-2010 download